Microsoft Edge begins prompting users to switch back to Bing search

Microsoft’s Edge browser doesn’t command the massive market share that the soon-to-be-retired Internet Explorer browser once commanded, but the company has been busy adding features ever since it moved to Google’s Chromium browser engine last year. The latest change to the browser has now begun asking users to switch back to Bing as the browser’s default search engine.

Almost everyone uses Google for searching the web, and many users who download browsers other than Chrome tend to change their default search engine to Google. However, Microsoft Edge has now started asking users on version 91 asking users to switch back to the recommended browser setting.